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Immediate Reduction in Spasticity of Ankle Plantar Flexors in a Stroke Patient after Treatment with a Spinning Permanent Magnet Device
Background: Magnetic stimulation devices can be large because of the need for cooling systems. We developed a compact and lightweight Spinning Permanent Magnet (SPM) device that generates magnetic fields with intensities below the motor threshold. In this report, we present the case of a post-stroke patient in which an immediate reduction in spasticity of the ankle plantar flexors was achieved after SPM treatment.
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